With the teaching of Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, following a series of serious self realization made me aware of multiple things, that were till date unknown to me, yet was always along. One day it struck me with a thought of sharing the very same experience along with the meaning in a way, which we all can understand, in this very era of multiple advancements, and our modern way adopting things. Describing it was like, a walk towards the supreme truth. A destiny for wanderers and a book of solutions to all the questions we ever seek.
So friends, let us deep dive into the divinity, and seek the ultimatum.
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With the teaching of Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, following a series of serious self realization made me aware of multiple things, that were till date unknown to me, yet was always along. One day it struck me with a thought of sharing the very same experience along with the meaning in a way, which we all can understand, in this very era of multiple advancements, and our modern way adopting things. Describing it was like, a walk towards the supreme truth. A destiny for wanderers and a book of solutions to all the questions we ever seek.
So friends, let us deep dive into the divinity, and seek the ultimatum.
Chapter one introduces the scene, the setting, the circumstances and the characters involved determining the reasons for the Bhagavad-Gita's revelation. The scene is the sacred plain of Kuruksetra. The setting is a battlefield. The circumstances is war. The main characters are the Supreme Lord Krishna and Prince Arjuna, witnessed by four million soldiers led by their respective military commanders. After naming the principal warriors on both sides, Arjunas growing dejection is described due to the fear of losing friends and relatives in the course of the impending war and the subsequent sins attached to such actions. Thus this chapter is entitled: Lamenting the Consequence of War. Explain: Dhrtarastra said: O Sanjaya, after assembling in the place of pilgrimage at Kuruksetra, what did my sons and the sons of Pandu do, being desirous to fight?
Gita Paath - Varnan in Hindi
With the teaching of Shrimad Bhagavad Gita, following a series of serious self realization made me aware of multiple things, that were till date unknown to me, yet was always along. One day it struck me with a thought of sharing the very same experience along with the meaning in a way, which we all can understand, in this very era of multiple advancements, and our modern way adopting things. Describing it was like, a walk towards the supreme truth. A destiny for wanderers and a book of solutions to all the questions we ever seek.
So friends, let us deep dive into the divinity, and seek the ultimatum.
